Question Problem with the memory controller in the CPU?

[FoxNull12]

Hello, one day I understand more than 8 GB of RAM to upgrade and when it is placed on my 16 GB aware PC or POST, an 8 GB aware BIOS, or 16 but 8 GB hardware reserved window recognition and a 16 GB dual channel CPU-Z, something is related to the case where you turn on some of the memories in the second slot or PC will not boot, my town tech help and I failed that the problem was a mobo, I changed a mobo and the problem persisted, then I remembered that one fine day when I was doing a thermal noodle swap for better quality and accidentally broke a CPU pin; -; and I saw people commenting in some forums that the problem could be broken or accumulated. but usually these were intel and mine is AMD '-'. My processor is the R5 2600. Broken pin:

 

[COLGeek]

This is a hard thread to follow. However, a broken CPU pin can certainly cause memory issues, like not seeing all of your memory properly. Are saying that you have a broken pin on your CPU?

 

[FoxNull12]

This is a hard thread to follow. However, a broken CPU pin can certainly cause memory issues, like not seeing all of your memory properly. Are saying that you have a broken pin on your CPU?

Yeah

 

[COLGeek]

And your system (Windows) only sees 8GB of 16GB installed? Does the BIOS recognize all of the memory?

 

[FoxNull12]

And your system (Windows) only sees 8GB of 16GB installed? Does the BIOS recognize all of the memory?

The bios only recognize 8gb ram, but the POST recognize 16gb

 

[FoxNull12]

Here some images

 

[COLGeek]

Try updating your motherboard BIOS to the most current version.

 

[FoxNull12]

Try updating your motherboard BIOS to the most current version.

It is in the lastest BIOS version

 

[COLGeek]

Then the broken pin is the likely issue. Only replacing the CPU is likely to resolve the matter.

 

[FoxNull12]

Then the broken pin is the likely issue. Only replacing the CPU is likely to resolve the matter.

Ok, thanks for the help